1) once you with draw the case you cannot reopen the said case

2) you can file fresh case with permission of court

3) it is better you file consent terms in the existing case with the builder

) once you with draw the case you cannot reopen the said case

2) you can file fresh case with permission of court

3) it is better you file consent terms in the existing case with the builder

You will not be able to refile the case after you withdraw it unless there is a fresh cause of action in your favour. Execute an agreement with the builder before withdrawing the case so that you may sue him for specific performance of the contract.

Well, do not just withdraw the case unless and until the conveyance deed happens.

2. So first take money, execute the deed and then withdraw the suit.

3. Once you withdraw the suit later it would be difficult for you to reverie the suit.

The suit filed by you has to be perused to advise, so consult a lawyer with suit papers.

Amicable settlement is the best option

.In this case if I withdraw my case and try for deemed conveyance? Also for some reason deemed conveyance do not happen can i refile or reopen case again ?

If you withdraw the case as not pressed then then the court may dismiss the case as not pressed thereby you may not be able to reopen the case at a later stage. You cannot file a similar suit also at a later stage as law of res-judicata operates.

So take a firm decision ascertaining the prevailing circumstances keeping in view the future developments as well as the pros and cons.

Building is not in great condition with C certification from BMC .What will be best course of action.

You have to decide about the next course of action based on the gravity of the prevailing situation as well as confidence level in the builder who is offering this proposal.

The builder may come out with any such attractive offers but you should ensure the genuineness of the offer